Small anecdote from Denmark
Yday I spent the afternoon/early evening with my oldest daughter. We had lunch in Copenhagen, then sat in the sun, had a few beers, went toa different bar had a few more. Anyhoo, very enjoyable day. I take the train home around 8 pm and am feeling a bit peckish as I've not eaten anything since 2 pm. I decide to swing by the local supermarket on the way home. First thing I notice (ny now it's about 9pm and they close at 10) is that the parking lot is almost full, there are three or four people ahead of me heading into the store so there is the usual fumbling with baskets etc. I find it odd, given the hour, but resolve not to go shopping at nine on weekdays anymore. In line for the cashier the people in front of me have their carts and baskets pretty full, so there's wait, but whatev's, I got my milk, my naan bread, some snackies, I'm good. A few minutes lates as I'm warming the naan bread I sit by the computer and fire up the news, to see that the Prime Minister at 8.30 pm essentially decreed the entire country to shut down this morning. All schools, universities, day care centres are to close for two weeks. Any gathering of 100+ people forbidden. They recommend that bars and restaurants close. All non essential public employees are sent home for two weeks etc.
So essentially I had the opportunity to be at the forefront of hoarding but totally blew it